The Sun. — London, England, 1826-02-01 00:00:00

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The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at this 0 . 111 re Ruch I'ender mast specify Me Price . in Words at 1ep , ;1 1 ., and he tieliveYeit before thee o'Clock on the day appointed; and the pc-4%,-t tap) ma e{ thesTender, or some Person on hip, 4 eA ,41 1; mast atti , :id7O answer when called for. • 11. IT .ILLER CLIPTO tIC - 1 - U. I I. 1,1 WO•OYFICE; Jan. 12, 1820. ~ .. . r irn E CO3IIIIYSIONERS for V1C717.11,- r . . • •', t.../..%(. 1/;.... ,iI.I.IP.CI'.I'S N,,IPT, 4r. do hereby give , . Notite, Thot on Thetrstluv,. the 2d February next, then loaf tit 4 ''..;- ready to receive Tenders in. writing (sealed up), and treat for : . t!‘e following quantities of NEW STAVES, to be delivered Into his mai r ay' s rietnalling Stores at the Porto, anti in the proportions /wonder specified, viz.:— . Deptford. ..Portituouth. Plymouth. { . . . . Pipe 20. .S Mille. 5 Mille. Mille, ellm• II vv -Brandy 20 • 5 a ~zo). e ad 10 10 10 , ! ..i* . DANTZIC rt. ,;;..., , 0 . -to - to . , ''. i- 11ca,ii,ig to - 5 QUF: it EC `Pi pe 30 - One-balf of each sort by the (.1114 qeptember, 1826, and the remainder by-the 15th January, 1827. The Conditions of . the Contract may beseen at this 011ie e. Each 7'ender must specify the price in words al length. and be delivered before One .Tioch on the day appointed; and the Pfl7.oli who »takes the Tender, or some Person on his ,',... . forAnYy smut attend to. answer when called for. I.L.E CL I FTON. BANK of ENGLAND, J anuar y 81, 1 82 6 . 'IIIIE COU RT of DIRECTORS of the GO vEnNott nail COMPANY of the BANK of ENG LAND give Nwice, That a GENERAL COUILT will be held at the BANK on ‘ItIDAY NF,X.T, the 3d of February, at Eleren o'Clock in ,the foretionOvii SPECIAL AFFAIRS. It. BEST, !Secretary. ANGLO-MEXICAN MINING- ASSOCIATION. • r rim DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION for ASSISTING i n WORKING t h e ALINES i n ItIEXICO, and other parts of SPANISH AMERICA, having, under th e power s vested in them by the DEED, made a CALL 0 1 FIVE POUNDS on each of the SHARES of the AS SOCIATION, forming the Ninth Instalment, the PrO prieters are requested to pay the same on the amount of their TiPee-tire Shares to Messrs. BA RCLA Y, TRITTON, BE. March• 104 , end' Co; Lombard.street, on or before tho 3d day of next. 7, St. Helen' s -pl ace , Jan. J M, OSE 182P5H LOWE, Secretary.. MONEY ON MORTGAGE OF ANNUITY. .114IIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and Up_ warts, or any part (in. Sums not less than Xitoo), will .'cir advanced on , Life-Interests from Marriage Settlements, Titist.nomey in the Funds,. Wills, Jointures, and Real I{l tates also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leaseh o ld P ro . ' et tie!l, on fair, just, and liberal terms. AttorO ersonally. or by Letter (post paid), to Mr. Lloyd, neys' at I.aw, No. 4, Adam-street, Adelphi. \V AR -OFFICE STEAM-PACKETS.—BRISTOL AND DUBLIN DIRECT. THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public, are re -1„„ Apeetfully informed, that THE PALMERSTON, HYDE, Commander,.Sails for DUBLIN direct every ",EONBSDAY, andleaves DUBLIN for BRISTOL every TURDAy ; BRISTOL AND CORK. OORGE THE FOURTH, JOHN BROWNE, A manderSails tor CORK every SATURDAY di rec t, a nd e hves CORK fbr BRISTOL every TUESDAY. Q tittliti secured, and' . Cards,. giving the Days and Hours of ."Iling for the Season, may be obtained on application to vshop and Cooper, White Hart, and Wm. Dore, White Lion, Bath ; William Naylor Plough Hotel, Cheltenham ; J. R. W:lharus and CO., No. 11, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, or Robinson, New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly, London. Carriages and Horses carefully Shipped. ROBART W sr- ffice Packet-Office, 1, Broad QuaySMART, Agent. RI;PrURF.S in PERSONS of ALL AGES CURED within SIX MONTHS. lOSEPI T EGG Sole Inventor of the PA ) TEN'r 4 SELF. RESISTING and ADJUSTING GER '', il N TRUSS, differing from any other in this country, and 11 P" an entirely new principle, respectfully as s u res th e af ,cted, that b e never fa i led, even in one instance, Where ' parties attended strictly to his instructions. In proof of this assertion, he is permitted to matte refer trice to the first Medical Gentlemen in the profession, and til lll44 ny . Patients of res p ecta bil ity, whom he has effectually ted Persentresiding in the country, sending the circumference of their bellies just below the hip, and stating the sitte•af. ftcted, may be accurately fitted. . ...Manufactory, No. I, Piccadilly, near the Haymarket. A l'eale attends to wait on Ladies, fronl Ten till Two. SUPERIOR FOOD for CHILDREN, IN VALIDS, and others.—By the King's Royal Letters 41 elat.-01 all new introducti ons in Domestic E conomy, zone have ever met with more universal approbation than `,°I3IISSON'S PATENT BARLEY and PATENT ano.ATs; i'''Y completely supersede the Ilse of the common Pearl Bar thei' EinWen Groats, a Superior Beverage being produced lien Minutes, and at one-halt the expence. These Mori-. i nu e P reparations have hetoi sitlnaitted to the Medi ca l p r „, tehogion throughout the United Kingdom, and have met with :„ 141 ,.. 06 1 decided approval and recommendation; in fact, of tee s greatest celebrlty have declared, that IL _ plc MI6 le ,`"e atent Preparations of Barley and Groats exce l , all oth er Hi us e , as a F oo d f or Children, & c. The Patent 1 1 ,1" q makes S u pe r i or B ar l ey W ater i n T en Mi nutes, and is vqrsitsir better than the common Barley for thickening t." Mutton, and other Brothil; it is also m the highest re ;,!trfur making a matt delicious Pudding or Custard. The 4 l Groats produce in Ten Minutes an excellent, smooth, ;Idelicate Gruel, which, owiug to the Patent mode of pre -112,t,1'i11, will never turn sour on the stomach. it d Retail by all respectable Druggists, Grocers, &c. 0424ghout the Kingdom ; and Wholesale, by the Sole In ti Patentee, &c. Matthi a s R o bin so n an d C o., N 0.64, lted a ,on «street, Holb orn , L on d on . gi it; Several Imitations, under the titles of le Anti-P atent, " 4444 41 ' 0 ," &c. —which- are gross impositions—being d a il y , ** rye 20 the Publi c, parti culatcare should be taken t o ob atm th eue the words Robinson's Patent, the Royal Arms, 4 1ttature of Matti. Roliinson, are affixed tu Cash rt, Aunt others are Genuine. - - .....z . .. ? .i.g...............vv. , . VERY FAST TRAVELLING, neon, througli flatdock, mggieswade, st - ;;Neots, Buckden, To MIMING ti ANI and LIVERPOOL, by DAY and NIGHT Alcoubury, Stilton, and Wandsf or d S • E FOUR INSIDE COACHES, w hi c h KEEP G OOD Tim , SUNDERLAND toekton, a n d Yerni ! e ight Pose Coach e v ier39, l e nelleire to the George lun e Suadettnid. _ front the SARACEN'S' HEAWINN SKINNER-STREET, . ' 10 1 er.Nri AM and leilmenton Coaches daily, at Eleven, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. . ,Half-past Two, Five, and Eight o'clock. • THE following LIGHT POST-coACHES, WAKEFIELD Four inside Post-Coaches, every Morning and MAILS, &c. set out from the above Inns— and Afternoon. WARWICK arid Leamington Day and sl it fast Coaclies, BIRMINGHAM "'Pally lie:" fast Day - Coach, in thir- through Davent ry, Weedon, Toweeeter, , in l'eeiney Si ra t ford, teen hours , alorriioe at a quarter before Seven, through Red ntoutttEbyColiowil j it . .i .ii e WELLS, Bridgewater, Taunton, Rtl f , ~1'1), and Ply.. hurn, elerlet Street, Dunstable, Brickhill,' FennyStratford, Stoney F.triatford, Toweester, %Verdun, Daventry, Denchurch, i n , :l Ni tt a i g. a n l , l 4 P 4 a c rt , : a r c if h the stlir l o t' l . ,, ,.. i t : , ii .f ,, e;, , , t if , l t a , it i d .u . ich - Coventry, and Stone Bridge, to the Castle Hotel end St. *Ater, Basingstoke, Overton Whitchert la, el meow, Wood- George's Tavern, Hirsh -street, Birmiegliam, to Sniffnall4 Quarteryen t Seats, a p s a h s n t ) ore, rie S ., , a c lit , o c i k i r i y 4 :T e al LI I: I t - I :l ienx i 1,. ti •; I tt i ) l r t e.. cl i l e ti t t l e , t r ... u a ; 41 1 Wellington, Bridgenort I), Shelton, Shrewsbury, Oswestryi Nero wich, Tarporley, Bangor, Chester, and Holyhead.--. wit ti ervvo Coachmen only, Driven through with two Coachmen•only. In consequence WEYMOUTH PACKETS to Guertises, Jersey, ('lice. of the decided'oeference given to the Tally Ho Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expence shall be spared to t b : r l : l 7 , : n S . t a • t• N T l , e v l o o , e' r s r , ons &c ir e er ve n tlti th 'e . deeslevettid Santa-day at .render it the first conveyance on the Birmingham Roach WO LVERHANIPMN only Dey Csate, to - Dudley, West BIRMINGHAM " Rival Exprese," New light fast Night Broinwieli and Meriden, throne,' re, ee it e—elerning, at a. Coach, in t - hours only, and driven through with Two clearter before 7, and every afteroetee Coachmen, sets . taut, eiery afternoon, carrying Four Inside YORee " Ex inept," to Searlioree..ol,Wee 'iv, seields, Son only ; 'passes theonget Warwick, Leamington, Soto:ham, derlatid, Newcastle, and Edinlitirg , e N. ur:. light Fein Weetlon, Daventry, Stoney•Strat ford, and 'foweester, to the inside Post ousel itiLte;•ne-Get., ' ) ; V.. artse . net, earaectils Head, Bull -street, Ilirinieighetn e early the next o rcry eet4eadeeleetie e e ykieer,eedees , ,. i„lele e i r eelese terre . .., -, • . e ?taming, , rybridge, Taucaster, Darleietoe, Northatfiretott, Ruslayeird, BROMIrI'ON, Chatham, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, g. li D e i x tr t li N a i n u t r , n 3 i n ft g e . p p e a t 1!„ se I lt z : e af r i s t ti e ix ., 1 .; ; , t a h n e d iv a r r i r v i e r: f s a a ti t g Y u : d r 11 0. eat Sittingbourne, Rainham, and Ospringe, every Mornin BARNSTAPLE, Soul hmolten, Crediton, Tiverton, North- Journey, may rest what time they pleese, and then proceed lawton. Oakhampton, Torrington , Chunileigh, Ilfrecomb, and Bidd e f or d. N ew li g h t f ast C oach, every Morning, at 7. without any additional Fare.and B.US' ,B At Reduc e d Fa des t o Ram reate, ' Nfargate, and Canterbury. ATII FOL Cheap Post-C o a c h es , throngh Chip. At A. mouNTA IN I. llr l C o . respect f u ll y acquaint their Reading, every Aft ernoon at one; arr i ve at the Greyhound penitent, Caine, Marlborough, Hangerford, N ew b ury , and ' Friends and the Public, that th e y w ill not b e accounta b le for any Parcels. Passenger's Luggage, Writings. Plate, &c. of Inn, Bath, the Loudon Tavern, Thpinas-street, and Swett, noire than Fire Pounds Vable,, if lost, 'stolen, or dameged, Bristol, early the next Morning. At reduced Fares. unless entertel at such, and the Institeince peid accord. BOSTON New Royal Patent Mail to Louth, through Ingle, at the eei acen's Head IneeSkierier-street,Stmetehill, Royston, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, Peterborough, t en'clon Deepiiitt, Spnlding, Spilsby„Alford, and Grimsby, Ereeing, at Half past 7, .• SomlaY, at a Quarter b e f ore 7. , . • . teAMBRIDGE New Royal Patent Mail, through W are , THEA TR NS. Buntingford, Buckland, and Royston, Evening, a t met' p a st GARRICK'S HEAD and TflomAs's HOTEL; now 7, Sunday, at a elitarter before 7. . , - . STREET; COVENT-GARDEN. T ii F; 1 ii lit D Tfi EA Tit IGA 1., DINNER. CARLISLE " Express," only One Night on the Road. to Penrith, and Whitehaven, a New Light Four-inside Pot . for the Season of the SHAKSPERIA NS will take place Ottache with a Gara i ,' all th e way ; passes through Appleby, on MONDA V NEXT, February fl 111213. The'ChAir and - 13 " - , Vice -Chair will be tilled by . Two Pro/es:tip:ill Gentleenen of Broucli, Bowes, Greta-bridge, Itichritond, Catterick, eoughh ri e ge , Ferrybridee, Doncaster, Newark, llawnl, , the - Theatres Royal. Several Vocalists of the Pim le'ininence Grantham, Stamford, Greerha ffe Stilton, Biggleswade, and have kindly promised their powerful aid. An early applica- Balduck. Sets out in the Morning, and performs the jour- •• tion for Tickets will he necessary, to prevent the disappoint.' they witlethe . greeters. facility. Passengers detained on the • ment that occurred at the last Dinner, as no more will be ad- Road by business or pleasure, hare the peculiar teivarit the nutted than the Room will comfortably accommodate.--Ditt of their Seats been; secured in the t he Ceacle—The one ner at F our precisely. Ticket, including Deseert, 55., to be direct dutch to Carlisle. • • .- " CHESTER Light Caches to Nerepoet, Whitechurclee had at the B er o f t h e T avern. ' Tar- i purl ey, Motile wide isiortlawich, and Middlevewle eve: y morn. w PIANO FolrrEs. tug lied Afternoon. ; NVA L Eit (from e'N'i r. Tam k son's, Maker 'COVENTRY " Tally Ho," light fast Day Coach, every - •to His 'Majesty), has oi, Sale a S tork of PIANo. morning et a quarter berme 7, through Itedhere, litilist.ible,' FORTES, whiel) ar e recommtaidal to these *bout to pur- Stoney atratford, Towees'ter, Weedon, Daeentry, and Dull- cler•e, as beilie ~f a very superiur deli:tivtion. church, . • •.. ' ~ ' ,1 . : An Piano vo, R., in,: i d r by W. ll'altrr a're warranted, and DOVER an u! Peris Patent Safe Coach, every rooroillee, - where the ree.t decid e d senile:Jett, is n o t riven, my be-lis through CaltterhurY anti Chtith'attl changed within Nis Months, if returned tree of exitance.— DORCHESTER Neweight Day Coaches, i n fourte e n hoOrs At the Nislinfr,etqu, It 8. Oft I.:A r Prsee - ,1,L-STREET, only, eitrouglele'egsh e t, m ee e wa t ee , Beeine„teee, Overton, BLOOMS >1.711Y, !;e4t Tuttetiliwp, Court Read. It hitaura, Andever, Salisbury, Woods eats, Cashinore, end peeeeereeeee......... , m _ e _ , • 13Ituulturcl, tut a quarter pasts and 7 in the inorning. EX tiTElt n sovereign," New light fast C oac h every morn ire; at e o'Cloce, through ) Ifuniton, 4xwinster, Charnionth, Briciport,.Dorchester, Illantlfortl ) Woodyates Inn, Salisbury, • Stockhridire, Stilton, Basingstoke, Black water, and Ilagshot. c VICE-CHANCELI.OR'S COURT, J. 81 . wifiT TON -. Tar GAs muter AND CORE COMPANY. GLASGOW,. Lon g t o wn ; G r et na - green, Annan, Dumfries, Br o wohni,'Fho rn hill , S anquhar-Kiln,Canmuck, litn;swell, Mr. Hanr said his Honour had intitnated, that when the and all Parts of Seen:tett, a theta Footiosid e post ceach daily. plaihtiff' had amended his bill in this runs; making other In- I-IA IMO WGATE apd Ripon new Light Post Coachte, every dividliale parties, leave, would be given tvesearve them with noe ~ Aft ertioen at Two, mid Sevenen thaporping. tice. The present application therefore teas, for leave to serve HERTFORD Coech, through Waltham Cross, Cheillinit, the Trustees, who had been made parties to the amended hill, Hoildesdon, and Wale. ~ . with notice that the motion would be ,heard on Friday morn- HOLYHEAD New light fast' Hay tind ,,- Niglit Coaches, int... Leave granted. through Blidfenurth, Walsal, Shrewsbury, and Salop, eyeir ~ AieslitoTtizte re CliAMlttlal., . • morning and :Merriam. e e, HANT 441.1,:t t leti liiS petition.--it preyed that a HULL •' Feeirese," a New Light PosiZoach, Cu Lineoln• Mr. OLIP deed or Will. made by a lady, might be censtrued accords Northeare, Hivden, and Doneaster, every Morning, to the ins to the laws of Scotland. The teetatrie was born in cross Keys, Market -place. Hull and alto the " Rocisieg- Scotland, but in early infancy came •to gtorientle ,In the haul" in the Afternoon at Two. • course of her lifeetlnte, rile WON in the habit Nee 'MONT Scot. KENDAL Light f ast Post Coaeliel to Lancaster, Preston, • hand very often 4 and on one °cession, whilst ANN--; she made Kirby-Lonsdale, solten, Chorley, 01 inskirk, and Gatitants, the deed or will in question e giving the haft- or. her pre every morning and Afternoon. . ' perry to Sir Alexand e r Anstrutlier. It )happeped,' titan Sir KIDDERMINSTER Stour - brid ge , en d D ud l ey, throe gh Alexander died bef ore t h e testatr i x; leaving his Italy his axe- Birmingham, and West Bromwich, light Coaches ev e ry snorll- cutrix, who was the pr e s ent plaintiff', cleirning • meight of ins and aft e r noon , her children. A Mrs. Campbell was permitted to take out LEEDS " Rockingham," tight Post Coach, sets oat letters of administration to the testatrix, Merely for the pure every Afternorin at Two; and passes through Ealdock, Big- . pose of distributing the property to those entitled; and she with gleswede, Eat o n, B uc k den, Stilton, Wansfora Stamford , , a Mr. Fraser and Air. Chambers, were the defendante in the Greenlet», lerantham, Newark, 'eueford, elatitham Moors ! cause. Upon the cause coming on to be heerd. the Court en- Retford, BeWtry, Doncaster, and Feraybridge, arrives at the tertained a doubt whether the gift to Sir Aleeander was not Golden Lion lint, Leeds, next Afternoon et Three, Ira time , lapsed, and upon that point, sent certain questions to the Pre or the Bradford, Halifax, Ski pion, arid Huddersfield Coaches. rogative Court. From the opinion of that Court, upon those Driven through with Four Coachmen onlyee-Luggage and questions, the Learned Counsel considered that the Judge had Packages tinily 2d pee lb.—Notwithstanding the uncommon misuntletetoed the point. Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to he the most agree. His florroun wished to see the opinion of the Prerogative able and complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, Court. being' unequalled by any other. Mr. OLIPHANT Mid, it appeared that the Ecclesiastical LIVERPOOL and Staffordshire Potteries New light fast Court had thought, all parties had agreed that Mrs. - Campbell Day Coach,. every morning at half-past Six, di iven through should take out letters of administration, snit that therefore she with Four Coachmen only. LIVERPOOL ac U mpire, " New light fast Four Inside was entitled to the p roperty. It was trite all parties had agreed she should take out letters of administration, but only for the C oac h, in 27 hours only, (but one Night un the Road), sets purpose of her administrating the property to those entitled, out D a ily at Otis ; and arrives tit Liverpool next afternoon, and it was for this Court now to say Who these individdele Latlabury, Northampton Welford, Lut- were. ,AtherstueteTansworth,Litchtield,Stone, Mr. SOLICITOR-GENEn AL and Mr. HALT said, they did not expect this was coming on for argument to-day. N ttch e rl' w °v°u ea grt s bi t l l 'W e ki , " K ibu n tier u kn t l it Y ord, Werriegton, and Frescoes LIVERPOOL " Royal Express," New light Four Inside His nowoun intimated , that the Prerogative Court had Post Coach, in Twenty-seven hours, and driven through thought the gift to Sir Alextoider had lapsed, but if Counsel were not pttpared to argue it to.tlay, it might stand till a day by Four Coachmen only, , through ft Wareingtetn , ,I P_res . • ton, Contrition, Lawton, Newcastle, ugely,i tutsforo, on which they would be prepared. It was then agreed that it Stone, Stafford, and Litchfield, (only On e .. N g it , on the should stand for Monday next. road), every Afternoon; arrives at. the 'Saracen s Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. next Afternoon, C, T he "dean. ACCOUNTANT GENERAL' S INDISPOSITION. taxes to Traveller s who honour this oatl i w ith their pr e - e ln consequence of the i n d ispos i t i on of Jo hn Campbell, Esq. ference are far superior to arty o ther on this Road, espec i ally me Accountant -Gener a l o f t h e Court of Chancery, the Lord to Commercial Interests, as it performs the journey i n i ese Chancellor has been pleased to appoint Master Courtenay, to act pro tempu r e f or hi nt. Il y Otte arrsngernent no inconvenience, time than any other C oac t ) , a n d i s d r i ve n th roug h w i th Four Coachmen • and, notwithstanding its cheapn ess an d expedie i n t hi s quarter, will be occasioned to the suitors of the Court lion, the ireprietors pl e dg e th em sel ve s t h a t f or safety and by the absence o f M r. C ampbell • accommodation it is equalled by few, and shall be surpassed by none. MANCHESTER and .Altringhant New light very fast Day Coach, every morning to the alosely Arms and Swan inn. MANCHESTER to Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Wale sell, Wolverhampton, and Knutsford, light Fuer inside Coaches. MARLBOROUGH etaSwindon, four-inside Day Coach, through Maidenhead, Reading, N ewbery, Hengerford, Rams bury, and Aldbourn. Driven through with One Coachman only. The nearest conveyance to Latubourn, Puttou, Woot ton Basset, and Pewit) . - l's E WC.ASTLE UPON TYNE and UNDER LINE Coaches every morning and afternoon. Only One Night on the coml. PLYMOUTH 's Sovereign,"•New light fast Coach, to Fal mouth, Fritts), Bodmin, Penryn, Ashburton, Totness, anti Ntwtott e itbhutt, entry wonting at 7. RAMSGATE "..itoyal Telegraph," New superior fast safe Coach, to Margate, Dover, Deal, Broadstairs, Canterbury, Fe sersham, and Sandwich—every Morning at hilflnist 7.-- lit consequence 'of the decided preference.givea to Ilse Te legraph isle Coach, the Proprietors are determined 'no expense shall be spared to render it the : Arai conveyauce one the Kent Road. SHEFFIELD " Express," and also " The Rocitingham,'' through Rotherham, New Fottr inside Post Coaches, every morning and afternooo. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, anti Shiffnal, Light Post- Coaches, every morning and afternoon.—Gua r ded: SOUTHAMPTON " Union,",to Lyroingten, Lyndhurst, Winchester, Basingstoke, Hart ford Bridge, Black water, and Bagshot, New Four Inside Coach, every morning, and ar. rives• at the enacts and Horses and Vine Inn, Southamp ton, by Fiv e . . This is a must delighlfuleConvance to the Tile of Wight, jersey, Gu ern s e y, S t . Melees, l-lavre de Grace, Cherbourg)), &c.—The Proptietors of the above Coach hope to receive a contintomee of that support . Which iIAS hithertO been experienced since the commencement of the " Union." . . STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES, a pew light very fast Cuach, every afternooti, to Lanind, Straw, Shelton, Botsivm, ?suntan, Lawton, Hardy and Holmes Chapel. This is the unly Coach direct to the Potteries. S CAMFORD light Pest CertetleS every morning and after- LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KINC•B BENCH, JAN. 31. TUB` GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF TUE DANE OF ENGLAND IN MOE v. AS. This was an action brought by the defen D dan Vl t In error to re. cover from the plaintia in error a sum of stock, standing in the name of the defendant in error in the books of the Bank of England, but which had been drawn out by the brother of the defendant by means of a forged power of attorney. The case was tried in the Court of Common Pleat, when th e defen ce set up was, that the defendant in error had, after he was aware of the forgery, not given notice to the Bank for six months. it verdict was found for the Bank of England upon the second and fourth counts of the declaration, and for Alr. Davis, upon the first and third counts, upon which error was totaigned. 111 r. Sergeant BOSANQUET having been lteartt, this day, for the plaintift in error, and air. Trans'. t. for`the defendant in error, that the first and third count * 'Die C OURT was o r op i n i on , Were bad. and therefore pronourced judgment for the plalntirta in error. 1 ____--- 1 COURT M OF COMON PLEAS, JAX. 31. .COMEORTS OF Tll FLECT PRISOW. Last Saturday the Court ordered, that in consequence of pri. soncra in the Fleet prison, who were entitled to their discharge, not removing, b u t ma ki ng t h e p r i so n a lodging-house, in f uture all such pri soners w ill b e discharge d. Air. Sergeant WlLDSmoved, on behalf of the W ar d en of wbo ought to le ave t h e prison, the Fl eeti f or a Rule to skew cause under the following circum xtance® :—One of the priso ne rs refused t o comply with the art i er of the Court, whi c h he en deavoured to evade by prevailing on another prisoner to swear a debt to a large amount against him. An Attorney wax ern,: cerned in this affair, *Mlle now Moved fora' Rule caliih. o n the Attorney to account for his conduct.. . The COVII7 immediately granted the rule, observing, that if the .attorne was cognizant of the affair, his conduct amounted to a conspiracy: The fine monument exPeuted in Paris, in com memoration of the celebrated Archbishop of Cambria, Fttnelon t , was recently put up in the Cathedral of that city. lilaipire, but :that barbarity was .c,----- 6,"'" ictiniivewii.4l:naiiseniohn"?:::prfhlifesearinitabseecaaarileceilviiizirs,itAl)EtiptcneedLrd'l'e.)d.:ti_4lll:ll66ilii c•lLej-ild.:, Yesterday nn open meeting or Ihe English Was it because he violated ever); lew 'of jirstice end i slimes •-• ) Catholic Associntion was held et the Crown and Anchor Tevetn, that he was a oivilized mei e-etliar; !mai- I) , lie gin/1% 11 3 ,' pursuant to requisition. At one o'clock the (enimittee en- that he never attached that inipoitance to the ejecta:mimes Or tered, amongst whom we noticed Lord Arundel, the Hon. Mr: that distinguished personege, rebore name had been menti one d Nothing was more natural te 'stipliose, when the pley of Stourton, the Hon. Mr. Petrie, Mr. Blount, Mr. Camiing Mr. py former speakers, that it Was generelly supposed to menti oned , tLbcovrerrsitee. frilarritewhitaiirat6otebre..t4actieldiatitlgutntotLeeitilrairieud d a rn 4 g ck to *h th G e u p id re P s i e a n Y t 'fighe (a Protestant Gentleman), Rev. De. Collins, and eeeeral other Gentlemen of considerable respectability. Lord Anuiennr. was called to the Chair. His Lordship- state of popular feelin sin r h I elend, he raid that never were the seid, that he felt great pleasure in being called to the Chair ; o I -r d ge p eenore evotedle loyal and attached to the interests oft? ei*: btu as certain circumetances would oblige him to leave them for Westminster Hall, he hoped they would- be good enough to . l o h v i c , r j et t e r ne than at this moment. - lehad- been called' by many allow him to withdraw when necessary.-(fleine . hear, I) ' li/0 ; 11 2s of the Legielature a Priest.rieden country ;it Mr. litmusl' (the Secretary) then proceeded to address the 1 . _ irate been much h-more consistent With uttice ttecell the Aelislature a "Parton -ridden Parliament."--[Loud 'Klause.) Meeting. since he had last the pleasure of appearing before them, 21,000 publications had been distributed, which he was evil , was one effect-one hail eifect-witich the eontinued glad to say had done much towards refuting the calumnies in n v ia i policy adopted by their oppressors bad produced. , It had de every peesant in 4 relarus a , politician. They bad been existence against them. He alluded also to the late article on convlnced, by dreadful experience,t ha t 1 1 the oniy ch ance that the subject of Catholicism in ' The Edinburgh Rerriero,'___ Loud applause-by - which it had been proved beyond all (lento., 4 W n lt t s i left them or escaping total esteem in atiore wine-prudence Mixt Catholic civil allegiance was not in the. he i st degeee affected i , iseretion-.(llear !)-Mr. eleDoetieli thin went Into a by the'supremacy of the Pepe. -He also eitnidene& .witli feel- , punt:: disussitin. upon the present *tate - ;iet' [related, and intro. ittgieer gretitude, inpaniphlet caleel i The enecenee„ (Jude,' t 4 i ld - ierelrepitiodes, in the shape b( arieedotee, connected with the !not or his Ma jer4ty to that, eoantry ; where, he * informed published in Yorkshire, which ?Jai disthignisheil by a strengt of argument and justness of opinion, that weld not 'out be of itheeife' he had been received with great cordielity. Ile %vb. l ead t title-page of a pamphlet by the Reverend Rhine° Law advantage td the cause the writer advocated. He .then ite, end went into it detail of the private history and do. alluded to the numerous electioneering advertieentents which tnestic circumstances of that Gentleman, in which, hoWeeee, had appeared within the last three months, and observed, our !mace duce not allow us i i 4 • that it was leasant to see, in many instances, that the scur - none .• e • to ti ilow aim. 1 roceedieg to exit.' into tne merits of ►his pamphlet . , he should wish to know, rill ty and illiberal virulence of the candidates who had put them circa to that whether it was by the me .. of Mance White, or by the field forth had intended. produced directly the contrary :f Waterloo, that the all, of the Cethelic was to be de- which was Mr. Blount next .dwelt on the state of itled F....41 - (hear !)-Ile had objected to the religion his had ab viction,their cause in the'Sietef 'Kingdom, and expressed his firm cone ' jured. on account of the often-dieputed tittesidon of " auricular that those who pretended to fear the consequences of u find there ace. Catholic influence in th at c o untry, would find that It was 'not cotite ssion ;" but Blanca that from Papal Mille nor Edicts th e y h a d any t hi ng to apprehend,. irially existed at th e preeent White moment wo on tessor to his 'AI te j es ty ' 3 ilou sell ol d 'Phis but front the artless schemes of those politicians who m they l'" supposed to be their hest teiendse lie would ,now pass to; the -present filled by the Rev. Henry Fly, who he believed was a immediate business of the day, which was the adopting a lie most amiable man. Among others, who were thus subjected tition to Parliament for their emancipation from their grievous to the spiritual advice of the Rey. Gentlemen was tile Poet aureat, Dr. Southey.-alea, and a leuglei-lie supposed disabilities under which they labouretl. Ale, Blount then read I the worthy Doctor would be tempted to address Blanco in the first Resoluticei. . Resolved-et That the British Catholics do petition the Login- nearly the same words that lied been used by a character of 'halts are (almost a hamesodte of the latter)-eLeanquin in lature to restore to them all the rights and privileges of liraiiill . Pe Is address to Alleedtvi-- , subjects. They cannot allow a Session of Parliament to pass over unmarked by their remonstrances on the unmerited priest. " Dear Duff; I pray thee contradict thyself, dons and humiliations they are condemned to bear. In true - B And say it is Dot SO." e the Pa ) and undivided a ll eg i ance to t h e i r Sovereign, fi delity to their en.. e . I era of yesterday lie (Mr. III'Donnell) observed Brnents, and devoted obedience to the Laws, they yield to t let his Mejeety's Speech lied already been resolved upon. It none; and neither in their own case, nor that of any of their ivts not potisible ter him to anticipate what that Speech - was ; fellow-subjects, can they consent to consider religious opinions _b ut it , was surely easy for him to say what, le the present con- Us fi t objects tbr penal infliction." , ~ dition of, the Emire, that Speech ought to be. If his Ala -54. jesty Were Well advi This Resolution was Moved by Charles Butler, Esq., who ~, • sed, he would say, " I ens at peace it eit said, he hoped that when th a t petition would b e presented, i t ! .erunce-I ant at peace with Spain-I em at peace with Rue. sate-with America-with all the would be foune to contain a direct denial of the thaegeof a ' ;tenons of the Old and New divided allegiance. As that charge had been made, it was in. Worlds , I am at peace-I will n ow b e at ,peace with m y . Own cumbent on them to re f utt eit.-(Hear !)-Under this impr ess people." Let that be the principle by which the opening Ade :don, he had suggested that the Catholics of Ireland, England, dtesteshali be formed, and deep end unbounded should be the . and Scotland, should furnish them, the petitioners, with some gratitude of the aggrieved portion of hie stthjecte-the Ca- - tonere! document which should - completely refute that accuse- I t :titles of the Eitipire ; but let a contrary feeltng pervade it e tion. He found, however, that on a former occasion that had * and. the answer' of the Catheliete would bee-" So long as we are* been done, and that taking such a measure in the pres en t i n : . thus loaded with grievous disabilities-so long as our oppr es e stance, would be nothing more than a repetition of th e st e p ei"n continues _ so Jong will we continue , to . be is diecoment e d before taken.--(llear, hear !)--fle then read a .Bull, which had and a triiirmoring people-41MA checil*) issued thin) the. Papal See of Rome, by which it wits declared, After some ob servat i ons from Mr. QuIN, that the C a th o li c Ch urc h a l ways held the Murder, or the de o. Dr. Coenne 0, iii kin on the Mr. Cane skint]. of Princes, a f ou l an d mortal offence.-( Loud applause.) Ping, stria, ;het the c:..teth remar olice g were. noe emitte amendment d to of eoristitut4 -lie reminded them of their Address at his Majesty *Acees- themselves the representatives *of the Other aggrieved dissenters sion. He shewed that-this had been always the belief of Ca- but by the introduction of a sentence expressive of their disap tholies ; and so often had that been established on the clearest probation of all religious oppreseion the object of the entente grounds, that it was most extraordinary the, accusation should ment would be ascot ?labs bear !) still continue to be made e-but ',as long as it was made, it be- 1 .1 Ir. FRENCH, Hamster, su it] that it wan a mistake to sup. hayed them to repeat their disclaimer.-(bond applauste.)-Let ' pose their .cause could advance while Anti.Cathiol;e bigotry was them tell their story every day, and they musebe believed at * making gigantic strides from one end of the country to the 1a5t....( Hear 1 )s-- Truth (Mr. , Butler continued) was mighty, other.-(Cries of" No, no.")-Ile would repeat it ev- •it bid eti , and would prevail. • got a Royal Duke at hi head, and still more, it had got the The Reeplution was put and carried unanimoutdy. tam of Hiettalte itaelf itivisibly oupporting 'tee( lened cries or " No no ") He w [At this. moment the Noble Chairinan was obliged to here ' t • MI convinced that whet, the peseta wingn the Meeting co attend business elsewhere, anti a substitute 'was --tries of question, and hiseese)-111r. French wet called to found in the person of Edmund Blount, Eq.] order by The Rev. Or. COLLINS then rose to propose the second re- Mr. Wars, who stated that Mr• lerc»cheit epoch, at ti late meeting had con the Ca solution. and as the question of divided allegiance had been, thelie* more troubie indirect:timin g any started, he felt himself bound to say, os a minister of the refl. acquiescence in the sentiments which it cotaaite d, than i t was glom whicWwa s charged with se) criminal a principle, that he, P° i 'Tl i bif to see-4 Loud applanstet-elleere wile too petie s t a t If cornmanded liy his spiritual superiors to renounce his elle- w"" it nu" behoved the teetholics to be cautious in teett ape. gianee to King George the. Fourth, wOuld eb t jure the authority !tearing to recognize such sentitnents as those of Mr. Frenth•-- • of those bad :Ministers, and continue with his whole heart and ' Wear I) , . soul to dev o t e hi mse lf to the service of that monarch whom * he 31r. FRENCH said, the Committee deliteed the busineee of had acknowledged for hie temporal governor.-_( Loos ap- the day, in order to prevent him from addressing the meeting. plause.)--This was, he felt assured, the duty of every leltninter Mr. Ileotinet indignently denied the charge , and begged of the Catholic Church, and us such recoenixed by that Church. that Mr. French might he perreitted to apeak ; liut the meet-, -s-(Hear!)-Dr. Collins' then reed a penuon, which he moved ing, continuing to express their disinclination to hear thatten. should be adopted by the Meeting. . • fleman, Mr. I rench waived :his claim to their /mention, and Mr. Quin conceived that the petition did not contain till sat down that measure which appealed to give geueral weenie thdt WAS necessary, and begged the 'attention of the Meeting lion. to Armful-, which a gentleinah present was about to read, utter : -.Mr. CANNING persevered in his amendment, fle did' not which the Catholics present would decide which of the two was eti ncelve it whit Plie) . ill C 4 "" 4 i° *cruet' pit Pertid the best calculated to forward their interests. advantages which were t ir e dprof by the Legislature. tie, ter el r. F. CANNING, of Roxburg, in rising to move a Resolue hls owe part, should gladly take any thing -not that e would don which he held in his hand, begged In the fi rst piece „A t , _ be contented until lie hiid obtained the ivtioiteeebut if t he-could claim all intention of caeting any imputatiou upon the measures not obtain the whole rot once, yhappy to take he would b e vet h adopted by the com m i ttee o f which lie wail a member, but hnv. ' it by piecemeal.-...( Hear, h ear !) ing been prevented by absence frond attending the private meet. • After some remarks feom Mr. Rottener, lugs of diet committee, he conceived that no feelings whateo. Dr. (;onetws eau', that he had an addition to make to the' ever should influence him in withholding from the genera ) b o dy original Petition, by which it would be declared, ,and he hoped a resolution which, though he feared it Might meet the disap. the Oentlemee, - who reported their proceedings, would record probation of his fellow committetemen, miget, nevertheles s he the sentiment-that the Catholics of England regertied the of advantage to the general c a use. His p r i nc ipl e was t i lieeebe own emancipation elan imperfect bleeeing, as long as any. pore ir did not conc e ive the meeting to be a religious one-they did not Lion of his Majesty's subjects continued to labour. und er , e n n a er s meet as Catholics+, but as men Suffering for conscience sake uh. litievencee.-(Lotut upplause.) . . • der grievous privations, in common with other men ofelifferent .After WOW further remarks from :Messrs. Quin and Cane refigioue belief, who were oPpreseed in the same rnanuer, and nine , the original Petition) (with the addition 'quested by. Dre with equal injustice--(Hear. hear !)-With thine men it be. 0)11418)1M read, and the following Revolution moved. Loved them to co-uperate, and to petition the Legislature loge- (The' the Petition now read be adopted.) ' Our, nut as people professing Any particular religion, ,but as The Resolution watt carried unanimottely. men suffering injusti ce f or h o ldi ng certain opinions which had no reference to Ci v il Government. Hear Mr. Itosson" went inter a deteil of a late journey he had -( !)-el r. Canning el- made into Lancashire, slid laid before , the Meeting a statement luded to the unhandsome condu c t of Lord Liverpool, who realty j. of the Present position 4 f their affairs in the different towns of appeared to study how on all occasions he ee old add insult to the North of England, where, lie solid, the cense of Catholic' injury.-(Louti cheers.)-11e had said that Catholi cs de s e rve d Emancipution still attracted the utmost interest in that pert or no more than ball-pay, inasmuch as they a day's the Eireedom. work; how would Lord Liverpool have liked to fin d, u on many Ale- Ross o N Moved, that-Lord Nugent he requelted to hold critical occasiotis, the Catholics of England actingupon time the Petition in the,Conntions, end Earl tirey in Me Lords. principles he load imputed to them, and actually gime' s lid ' , The Rieolution was carried by acclamatton. half work for the half-pay they received ?-:_(Laughter and s p. • Thank* were. vatted to the 'Rev. Mr. Tyrrel and the Rev. Mr. plause.)-Mr. Cannin g t h en rea d the resolution which he !rowers, and to the Chairmen for hit ceuiduct on thit omission,. wished to move as an amendment. when the Meeting separated. Mr: Vessrox said, that it was matter of astonislitnent-enay of disgust that the Upper Department of the Legislature should display so much dark prejudice and bigotry at a time when all the Continental Governments were beginiiing to see the policy of more liberal feelings. In remarking upon the political conduct of bis Royal Highness the Duke of York, many might suppose he was touching upon dangerous ground ; but the illustrious personage was not yet placed in 4 situatipll in which he' could act do wrong---( Laughter and applause)-e and it wits yet consistent with constitutional rectitude to canvass hie üblic conduct. Ill s Royal flighneeehad, he believed, 8 kind and an amiable Itea.rt; lie was a elerriber of the fluttme of Brunswick, and a brother to otie of the most liberal Princes of Europe; he need scarcely name the Duke of Sussex-ellear I) --=but, it wits not ituyieg too Mizell to hiope that the line or con.i duct adopted by his Royal Highness might not lie productivi of injury to the land of hie birth:-..(Hear f)--11e, indeed, had said to the English Catholics Ogee titcierte sps ruiner;. 'lle lieu alluded to the speech of the Bishop of Chestet, which was replete ftoue the beginning to the end, with the (When theologi., cute ; a feeling which certainly WAS not the most amiable that could enter into the human tirart.-( Hear 1)-11e watt remind.' eti by that speech of tin historical unectiote of the first Kiehardi when the Lion B een was imprisoned at ItOuen, the Popesette to demand his liberation. In answer his Holinese received 4 suit of armour, with the short quimtion," w that this latbit of Mg Son r. ' The Pope instantly replied, " lgo ; i t ~ t i t , coat of it son or eters, and let Mars liberate his child." Tile speech **of the Wet Rev. Prelate was indeed a speech inspi re d b y Mars, ananc (Mr. E.)' would peraphrase the speech of the pope, anti any, se Let Alerti ireinseate his Son. " - (ltugliter.). • , After tome rermirke from the lime Mr. Pl:Tat, • : Me. Berne It.PDonatithe title, lie repreeeoted the * ev il efleets of evee the gemblence of dieagreernene antiiie Meeting, anti seta, that lie conceived he had found a way of getting out urbuch 14 eilfictilty : he thought simile Petition like that tic Mr. Caniting *Wald tie adopted fur the, purpose of showing that their %/Pillions and feelinge were nut selfishly confined to their ~,,,, „dterings. It were the custom to call Ireland barbarotie-, tie laid the barbetity wail nut general throughout the United' .......,rxwass••••Yeanmmowaiawapia KNGLISII CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. 1,, We noticed last week a beautiful specimen of the Typographic Art, put together by Mr. Joutt, awl, of the Apollo Pros. lt will scarcely be' believed that the printsellers have refused to take it in for exhibition and sale s alleging that it is not a work of art; meaning, we suppose, than nothing can be a work of art that is not accorn.e plithed by the burin or the pencil. It ii, Imw. ever, not only a work of art, but one of consum& mute and trattscendant art, and one which the4,-, fore ought to place the artist far above any such , petty jealousies. The king of SwEncts has ordered the dist& Warn% of .1000 barrels of grain among the poor inhabitants of the bailiwickof Norillandt, in Nor. , way.—(Stockholm Gazelle, Jan. 104 Letters from , Copenhagen, under date of die . 14th inst,, state that the failure of Moritz Friar,' the flanker, had Already4been proditetive of evit atnongst the tavrrantile hotly in that city. Tlie respectable hou, , es of Andresen and Schmidt, and Scren..ettplktt ..kaotsen, had bothAttspenliea Die' , NYmnt' uts.i the rifriner had. only recvntly berli 110,,,,.,,,i with., 1, 00 by the Government to the extent of 1 00,000doliars Dave°. It wet instil", deices, hovir,v er , t o r it ahiron the solvency of ale house. Large speculations in,grail, are truder-i -stood to have Accelerated their futei